Post your TRD Off-road with 33s

Can those with standard TRD off-road suspension (not to be confused with TRD 3” lift) and 33s post pics? I’m considering this setup but would like to see how it looks? Thank you!

 

You might find what you're looking for here.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/gen-3-2022-wheels-and-tires-photo-thread.101215/

 

I know but I don’t have time to comb through 136+ pages. #dadlife

 

You can fit 295/70/18

 

275/70/18

 

Thanks for sharing! Top is stock 32 and bottom is 33s? Long bed, let’s go! What is the load rating on your 33s? How’s the hit to the mpgs?

 

Without rubbing? I don’t think there are any standard load 34s. I don’t tow nor go crazy off-road so thinking 33s to maintain as much performance and mpg while getting a slightly larger tire compared to stock which are 32s. I don’t need to go C or E load which will kill mpgs.

 

Nitto makes their recon grappler in a SL 295/70/18 and it will fit with no rubbing in daily driving.

That being said, you are spot on. If you don't have an off-road need, a small increase in size is a great decision without sacrificing everything else.

The 275/70 is an awesome size, but there aren't many that come in SL, most are E rated. Check out the General Grabber ATX. It's the factory tire on an F150 Tremor and comes in a SL. Lightweight, looks great and people seem to be happy with them.

 

275/70R18 is what I'm running as well. Stock suspension they fit fine. I like it, as it's not too much tire, but just a tad bigger.

 

Looks great! What brand tires?

 

Thank you. They are the Cooper Discoverer ATP II, sold at Discount Tire. Being load E, they're probably more tire than I'll ever need on the Tundra, but they have been great tires.

 

Here's a couple more shots.

 

Appreciate it!! Looks great.

 

nice try No way those are 33s.

 

Yes. I didn't look at the 1st pic good. Tires are e rated I believe. They are Cooper AT3 XLT. Mpg unsure exactly. I drive like I'm 16 again. LoL I'd say maybe 1mpg less. I'm getting 16-18 depending on how I drive.

 

Probably 38's with the thickness of the mud! Euro goes big! LOL

Brad

 

Could be 33's on 17" rims. That's something I would like to do! My 1985 Toyota Xtra Cab had 33x12.5 r15

 

275/60/20 Falken Wildpeak AT3 (33x10.8) on my stock TRD Off Road. I dig 'em.